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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
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4 TESTIMONIAL OF ESTEEM

Henry hltemuller superintendent OF the manufaotur
Tag department OF c. g. ShayHcs fur establishment Ne
1903 Princest together with william II. Mathcr. W. f.
Brace, II. r. Smith, r. Pulls. william l.. Smith, W.
Stevenson, T. W. Csughlan f. 4. Lockwssd III. Hazel
ton, H. O. Lockwood, r. Tunis, aud AWoldssrn. heads
OF tho ether departments Of Mr. shaynes business pre-
soAtsa last Wednesday evening" 10 Miss jennie Reilly
forewomaI Of the anufaeturing department., line all
YER OF her court esss and agreeable
manner shown In her daily relations with her ass
ciRtss.
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DAYONNE CITY.

All the public schools closed yesterday with appro-
pirate exercises. They will reopen Tuesday, Jan
uary ..
The police department have received their Dcccm-
Der salaries week In advance
Bayonno Lodge No. 90, +. and A. NJ havo elected
William Sanford. w. NJ. Henry A. Wheeler. s. W. /;
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OT NETWORK .........sATURDAY, DEC. - 1887
ARRIVED
steamer Brsnoie or, P.rsel Liverpool Dec 49, Queens
A1yed a. the Bar AT 10 10 m
Qn"'n'"n Win miso and Messengers To Peter wright
steamer Montsuf do JsnkinS Madle.boroueh Dec s.
n1,d~s VIZ m.'o to simpson Spence e Young. Arrived
s s'e%e .c.s dG foy" m L. c1gs a.s GSasaq a
Arrived A. mo Dar a 10 30 a ".
G'Jr+.iar Bros. the
steamer Guyaniotte Kelley Newport VOW, ana Norfolk
VII ni.e and plss,lserst9 on Donin,,a So
orler; ro,,e' 10 ! y ElveI 3 co.
Ias. Crus@cr scott, London Al DAYS IN ballast to "
ria a e. P.sr g Fr K o 2o 50 days. with 'nd'e to
sUNSEr-At Sanay Hook. moderate. ME. cloudy.
1T city Island. fresh, NJ. ciondy.
Arrived yesterday.
steamer Elanch- mender.Sn Mlcr: s,Ann,. Bay day.
Arri7ei at the nar at 1902
CLEARED
steamer Toscr in .Br Archer LONDON anderson Bros
St,.mcr Icnn.gvri1. Tomas Liverpool Via Queenstown
STEAMER Bolrul ,Gsr. Karovi. Observation-Disclosures
2aauda'n tDtc0 Pon-sn An.teriam-Funch. Ed.
steamer Pearlind Bol,. weyer Antwers-Petor wright
steamer Marniou tbrl w.tr. BoeA roro-rhe Frank
steamer ncrnua, mr., Fraser w.ndward Islands Ber.
49, oritrtt~ ,ieKc. fi,y,na-n Plant
steamer Hliioincro sicsa' tSpAn. santO havsna-J
Cehal'o- & 60
Steamer Sarari. Brnnl. Havana Jas Ward ( Co.
Steamer Alamo. K-S. Galveston via Key "ost-C III Nal
steamer KlickcrhocEer Kcmbc. New-oreans- Samuel II
steamer Dorado Gyrnc. Sew Orleans John I Van
StAr
steamer Hnntsman (Bu whyte. cn4rlos'on-slmpsOn,
SInncn & louug
teaner Beneac'or. Trbou. Wilmington. NC-Wm p
ClNIat Co
steamer ,cnsc, N.<cr v,r;,l. Newport and West
Point Na-'id Dom niVn - 60
steamer 1uyALto't, koley West Point Va-Od Donn.
lor -
Richmond. Jcnncy Newport News-oM Dominion
steamer ar,'-r NIlcr miller Reneor-F Il Smith & 90.
Steamer II i On dA.I-tf. boston II DlnOck-
St'ss.~i t..' 4unr4 mag. Portland iior@uo Hal
ship AGO. .Y~f nuIs HrsIon- HERMANN KoOp & Co.
~hI' } " "cssenhOiu tSor Won TAulen. AntWcrp-IheO
RuKer & co
J e. potter P,ai'e'on. san Francisco -~nt'on & 60.
ship iI.c n herman. fr1uslsro--NIu y eek
han Thoma'A GODDARD scar, suuatFA. Tor orders ar
b-rk { IS am, 1ccs Warns. AdeiAidr. Aus-Ma.ler
& Queican
st~auofs r-nal4ni. AntWsrp. IA Rourgogne Havre
and kucker ecker Orlrans Alamo Seneca
Newport News NAcoOchcc savannah, Old Dominion amt
Europa NorioA
Al,osulei--va Long f-anl sound steamers Caroline
Miller FOR Bangor kl-anOra Portland
THE MOVEMENTS IF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
H,vAV, Dec 2t-suei. steamer Denmark OBJ Rgoy.
iiyERroof Dec 4l-saei steamer Italy tBr Psarcc for
New York
HAVE Doc Sailed steamer Ia Drot4gne tVr,. lie Jous
sslln. iOr YORK
tfor Laer sh,ppfng N>cs n any. see FIte PIgeJ
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The In door tennis tournament 81 the ga W'el'
,neut which takes place at the a~mofy IN 'lcrW"h'
ave- to morrow AT - 30 a m. gives every PROMISE
of hcinc Interesting Among 10" comp u'",N are
,,,emlrr. - tho New Yorl. Bioolsn Heights, iio"h
Ism IN. Williamsburg. 43d Regiment Denver anu
lnlurnAla and \ ale lOIcer Icnnls ,Iln1.
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BENNkLl
q Unity TWO. made

James Rafferty,. age ihlts tvo. made his Appearance
~ the Office 81 he Charlie, Road ia Elm parc Lrool
Nn. yesterday, suffering with smallpox IIo vas Sen,
to III" hospital At FaiLu,h and fhc harifr. Office and
the Fourth Precinct Police station. where be had sent
Tor he NO previous nights, were Iumigatrd.
ON Friday night Eourft Hoynton, of 40 $40 llnb
ST. tooh possession of Hamilton ave. ,ftrci car as
auicd The conductor and undertook 10 ,ulic,t Tho,
fares. lie Wa, arrested and Justice N1s,c, ir,ly
achtrn'cd him 10 i've days Imprisonment.
The autopsy In the rasc Of John y. 4 Rogers WIN
lied In cell To- the Adams Street Police Station after
being arr, TED for lntoNicailun on Thursday night
showed that death caused by ValVuIar disc csc AZ
the heart. Rogers " as a veteran brOoldyn fireman
Fred stein, Of 80. 10 state IT.. tic bass singer
had shock Of paralysis yesterday MS life was NOT
c0nsldcicd IN Immediate danger last evening
The commission appointed by the Supreme rourt Ia
condemn the property for the bridge extension between
fshingt0n and Concord tis la, romplctrd rs vo,k
Nlhc houses IN Washington II. and I'm Concord n
together with plot Of ground thirty by thirty scvc
"rl III inc rear ~ The Good tamaiitan. Nassau Il
were condemned The awards amount to s2I5DOo
Nv the decision Of the judge Adyor,,c Ccrcr,I
colonel David T. Austen viii take rank from tb. d,te
Of his original commission n colonel of t,c IN
Regiment This VIII mako bnn second In rauL f., ~
giac on colonel In the state service.
Tho Democratic Aldermen elect Will hold a., c,ucus
on Thursday evening to divide up the patronacc ~, mo
Board and select president. " wv
An olccr sen, by thc Board Of Health ycsterdav
found the family ~ James Yardcy ol No o,7 ,o,,,,
ST., III terrible state. ono child Law dead fran, dt,
thcElL TWO other children wero sick win ,bc ,.,n.
disease ana the father was afflicted with ,htbcrt,,
sore throat The harlty commissioners had The dead
chIh buried ana sent tho rest Of the family tho fcr
Hos pltal. VIZ ''"'"u'h
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AanounVsnsatA
"GoGEBIC." +. & w. "GoGEDIC."
OUR NEW "GARRurE" COLLAR
HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ d.,
1865 WEST 63DsE
Hsurs-sto Il? tel. Diseases, Of the Nervous system,
Gentle. Urinary Organs. Impotence aad sterillty.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Handkerchief Muters Suspendcrs Gloves scarts Ties
and SIX Umbrellas at Popular Prices
Also 370 Gthavo. 3doors Above 9jdst
HOLIDAY STYLES OF GENTLEMEN's HATS.
popular prices
J.. ERNENwEIS. l4S Nassau.s near Spruce-st
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Tho coal SCHOONER May Iluhcrucr e., Bangor. No,
CAPTAIN Tfrlrfi which won't r'hnrc on rho bar At Port
Jefferson va. nuatrd yesterday. ~hH I, duclri ~
Randall. wharf, and leaks but ,hghtly.
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MA ZINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


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tho rules. history records, etc, In each io'D
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PORT oT NEw.YoKK. DEC. -. 1ss
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
The N lunicipal Court.

The first case called into the dock thi,
morning was William Donnelley. OH.
Ger Shields arrested him last night q,
rhird and Market streets for the larceny
OF hat, the property Of Henry W. Nor.
row. Mr.. Morrow appeared against
him this morning. and Donnelley, In
default OF giving $500 bail, was held for
Wren Donnelley was searched last
night the following articles were found
In his pockets: A lot OF lies, a sheath
knifo and large pockstbook containing
copy of the will of Richard b. Gilpin,
dated 1866; q quantity of cancelled
checks. signed by Joseph Tatnall, Jr.,
ana also orders on several loan associa-
lions. The checks were for amounts
from Sl0O down, and were probably 100
II number, dated 1876 and 1874. 1t is
supposed that Donnslley stole them.
The next case called Was William
Mitchell, arrested by Officer Broadhart
at the instance Of Samuel Hill. The
latter stated that he and Mitchell had q
enlargement, when the latter drew q
pistol and threatened 10 let daylight
shine through him. Officer BroXd hart
testified to finding the pistol upon Nit.
chell's person. The latter In default of
200 bail was held for court.
Mary j. Toy was found last night by
officer O'Neiil clinsing to the telegraph
and lamp posts In the neigh borhood of
of Front and Market streets, and he
brought her to the police station. She
was fined 81 and costs.
Isabella Mason admitted that she
Was not drunk, but felt 1t Just enough
% % be little disorderly. She was fined
b2 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21

The jo;lt committee of Smyth snd
GcRut Ioste, and the com mittee OF Du.
Pont Font, d. A. r., have about com.
pleted the arrangements for Memorial
Dag. IT the morning the graves at the
Old SGedes, Asbury and the First
Presbyterian Cemeteries will be deco
r-taG by Smyth Poet, and those Mt Rlv.
erv!ew, s.. Pe:et's and Cathedral Gem.
eteries by Grant Post. Sumner Post
will attend 10 the graves In the colored
cemeteries, and detachu Ont from Du
Ponr Post will look after the different
b1ryirg Gr1unds in the northwestern
part of The ci5y. a detachment from
Smyth sud DUPONT Posts will 20 to
New Castle in the morning to assist the
posts OF that place in decorating the
graves, aud part Of Andrews Post
OF Odessa will come to tLis city in the
morning snd proceed with Smyth Post
10 Colonel Andrews grave in the Old
Swedee Cemetery, where q special ser
vice will be held.
for DGPonb Station, where the usual
ceremonies will be held at the grave OF
Admiral Dupont. In the afternoon
smyth and Grant Posts will proceed
To the Wilmin; ton and Brandy wine
Cemetery, where they will be met by
Dupont Post. The parade will be-
headed by tho First Regiment Band,
aud the First Battalion First Regiment
ID. N. C will act as an escort TO the
Grand Army. DIR. a. H. Grimshaw
will be chiei marshal, and will be as
sisted by General Wilson and other
aides.
Flowers for Smyth and Grant Posts
will as usual be received ut the Oity
Hall, and thC 10 for Dupont Post at
their headquarters In the Harkness
All who have flowers are rs.
specifically sclicited to contribute.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
BREvlTlES.

Tho cheapest hat house In the oft,
Humford Bros AO4 Market street.
Grabs At AinscoT's.
Salt oysters at Ainscow's.
Clam soup At Ainscow's.
Deviied crabs at Ainscow's.
Clsm chowder at Ainscow's.
Little Neck CLAIMS at Ainscow's.
snapper soup at Ainsc0w's.
Try Bashs coal you Will ike Il
Smoke Durstsin's Key West DC. cigars.
rry Bush's GOAL you Will surely IKE 10.
". J. KimDle, grocer. End and Justison.
Order show cases ct Durstein's, as King.
hillsrd r. Davis. lswsisr, Q k. 1na sttssi
Oity Laundry. Sixth and bhipisy street
fins 10 X. Kings, st HanrA 10 I. FOURTH
y. koop Smith, druggist, 9th and King.
washing machine for sale At PiekeI stovs
stors. East Fourth st.
Try our cottage cheese; fresh every day.
cents per pint. Fourth and Shipley streets.
Murphoy q Son, 3o9 ShipIey street, tato
the lea In nrst class furniture in this city.
jail and examine our stock.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 to O..
n. baugh, 2o3 West Second street. have
me largest stock In delaware; come and see
for yourselves.
Ross now has a complete stock OF the
latest styles In hats, winter caps, under
woar, neckwcar and notions at li6 Market
street, at tho lowest city cash prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
The clark Churchrpan Case.

AS soon az court convened yesterday
aiternoon Mr. Bradford resumed his
argument in opposition to the motion
ior the non suit in the Clark Church
man case and spoke until A O'Clock. He
was followed by Mr. Nields, also for the
piaintif. who concluded hi. argument
AZ 40 O'Clock. Mr., Higgins then made
1he closing argument in support OF his
motion for non.s nit, and continued to
speak until nearly O'Clock when the
court announced that they would hold
the matter under advisement, and give
decision on the &c Gotion Monday morn.
ing. The jury was then discharged IN
vi mat time, and court ad djourned to 10
O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
IT you desire a nice
home delightfully."- To-
Gated caIIupon us or
send for lists of
same

NOS. 100 and los Wost Eightseu.h street. 2
story, rooms, hot and c1ld water, bath:
with good lot and surroundings.
lAu3 broome.btreet, ADMIRABLY located. all
tho ilnprovem ents -"
lGle Lincoln street. 2storv. 7 rooma md
bath; good home.
1913 LiDc )In street. 2story roou. ana
bath; good home.
good home.
6o1 Btoone street, 3 story, 10 rooms and bath,
with q beautiful view OF the city and DeIa.
ware river. N Asi"
SIS West street, newly painted AMI ia good
coalition. eN'N
i221 Market street, newly painted and In
good condition.
surroundinse. e'o'
Sos West Eighth street, nice homo, good
surroundings. eNNN
Northeast corner Tenth and French streets
~ rooms and bath. If you wish a n ice
homo you will find 1t hero.
81 Tatnall street; viii be sold ut q bargain
Jsi1erson street. 3-story brick, 10 rooms.
In tirst-class order,
All In good order
VIII be pleased to fu rnish lis.s of proner-
ties epon application. HEALD aUo.
mlQ.Qt
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
Scott N. E. Church,

The special services ia Scott OhurcS
to morrow week promise to be of o very
interesting CHARACTER. Two OF The mcst
popnlsr young men Of the Wilmington
Conference have been sscu. ed to prt ach.
ls IL expected Rev. Mr.. Murray, presid-
ing elder viii be present at the evening
service. The first servicn of the day
Will be reunion Of the Sunday morn
ing olssa. All persons who have ever
oeen mem bers Of this class are invited
TO De present. Toe Sunday school ses-
sion VIII he In harmony with the cbjeo
and purpose OF the special occasion, At
d O'Clock the quarterly iovo feast or
family gathering. Brother Murray Will
have oharse OF THIS meeting, and q cor.
dial In itation is extended 10 tho ch,ie.
tian friends to coIe and participate. Il
is Lopet tho entire day will be q rich
spiritual feast.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
A Fine Field of Corn.

John Holland, whose farm is situated
near st. James Church, Mill Creek
Hundred. planted twenty acres In corn
during the warm weather In April.
which came up and grew 80 finely that
1t now Is about one foot In height. He
has already been twice over the field
with the cultivstor, and he says he
never saw the young plants look more
vigorous or promising. He felicitates
himself ON having planted In good sea.
son, as most of his neighbors delay cd
planting for some time afterwards, and
now their corn Is just CT ming up, look.
ing rather fickly and is being depre.
dated upon by the worms and birds,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
A Pretty Woman y secret.

LOOK YOUNG AS long as you can,
prevent tendency to wrink les or gsine
of the skin by ustDg LEAURELLE
OIL. Elegant for clearing complexion,
rough skin, chspped face or hands.
Keeps tho hands and face soft and
smooth. Preserves youthful, plump
cobdition OF the features. Only sub.
stance exietipR that will prevent or
arrest tendency to wrinkles. An elegant
dressing and preservstive tonic for the
hair. No oil or grease. AK for Leau
relle Oil. 81 90 at druggists,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
a Day Of Pleasure.

The annual pic of the Moss Rose
assembly will be given at the Soheut.
A7n fark on Decoration Day, May 80,
ana as 1T lisa legal holiday there will
no aouot be large crowd present.
rrol. A.bert's orchestra has been
secured 10 furnish the music,
wnich will be composed of the
iasesl and most popular airs, which Mr..
a. AlOert has secured for this occas ion
lne committee will spare no pains to
make the event enjoyable, and those
VINO attend are surs to have q day of
solid enjoynent. The best of order W III
prevail, and the committee would be
R,naseu Rh to zee Gil their friends present.
me tickets arc only 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
Broke His Neck While Drunk.

BETHLEHEM, May 2O.-Peter shiGert,
aged SO years, while in drunken condi.
ton late last night, was elected from a
saloon and while standing on the pave.
ment and leaning against the awning
post was tormentcd by some BOYS, lost
bis equilibrium and fell into the gutter
breaking his neck. From conflicting
testimony the Coroner's jury were unable
to say in their verdict whether or not the
boys contributed to his death. The Dis-
trict Attorney is investigating the case.
nhiiiert was peaceable, quiet man even
when In his cups, but frequently INDUCED
to excess.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
"A q uiIIIner Outfit,

The hot weather is coming on, when
q summer outfit Is needed by horse "a
well as man. Hiram Yerger, No. 4C7
shipley street, keeps splendid summer
wear for horses. Ii you want lap robes,
horse sheets, cooling blankets and fine
harness, Yerger has them all at the
lowest prices. Yes, and II you are abou,
getting ready to start out on a trip 20
the mountains or the aea coast, you will
want travelling trunks and satchels.
We'll, then, Yerger's is jnst the plac. to
get them. Don't forget this,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
At the Academy OF Music.

dibson q Ran VIII continue their
engsgement a. the Academy OF Music
ta's evening, when "multoon's Picnic"
will be preseoted for the laSt time. Or
Mondai Francis Bishop will commeucc
an engagement Of ore week In "Mugn'a
Lant,u1," % comedy y.drama which has
scored q success wherever II has been
presf L ted. Sac wiii bs supported by an
excellent cempany, and the play viii
no doubt draw crowded houses.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
The Texas Train Robbers

WACO, Tex, MAY 20.--PasseuRers ol
the Missouri Pacific train which 81
rived here at O'Clock yesterday M orn
ing, gave the particulars Of the sreiI
robbery on the International ard Grea
Northern Road, at Mcneil Station, /.
miles from Austin. Twelve mounted
men did the work, and they went at 4
with 80 much system, and their plans
worked SO well, that they secured a
large amount of money from the Pacific
Express Company. Mr.. G. w. White, oi
waco, who was passenger on the train,
says:
1.-THE train left Austiu for Waco on
time, and when 1t pulled up 1t Mcneil
station, which is at the crossing of the
Austin and Northwestern Road, 1t was
found that the agent and two gentle.
men who intended to take passage on
the Missouri Pacific train were In
charge of twelve robbers who had come
to the station we'll mounted and armed.
ihe robbers had rolled log in front of
the engine, and the engineer and fire.
men we're guarded by some of them,
While the others proceed ed to FIRE into the
up CT the cars In the train. The pas
sengers were told that II they kept quiet
.hey would not be molested, and they
kept quiet. The robbers fred about one
hundred shots within the coaches to
neip Keep up the quietness of the pas
senpers.
"Mr. Henry Landa, of San Antonio,
was shot In the hand. A brakeman
named White had his cheek and nose
erazed by bullet. The robbers made
lot the express car, which was in charge
OF Northacker, and demanded that
ne open 1t. He refused to obey their
com mmand, and they then broke open
tne car and knocked the expressm an
down. The safe was broken open and
robbed. How much money they got no |
one seems to know. The amount has /
neen vartonsly estimated At from S21 200
to $55. .00O."
POSSE IN PURSUIT.
AUSTIN, Tex, May 20 Deputy Uni
ied States Marshal Rankin returned /
iate last night from the scene Of the
Train robbery, and reports that, with
the assistance OF bloodhouuds, the off.
GERS got on the trail of the robbers. I'll
was followed q few miles, when they /
came upon the camp where the robbers
had evidently divided their booty som.
esooo. Express wrappers were lyingI
afouno AND the numerous trails leading /
from the ground showed that the band
scattered here. Mr.. Rankin left the
sheriff OF Williamson County aud a
large posse still securing the county,
and, with the aid of the bloodhounds,
ne thinks they will capture one or more
OF the robbers.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
Good Prices.

StidhsD sold 20 horses for r. L.
Roberts at Chester, on Thursday, at
prices ranging from Si3O to $310. &C.
making an average of $t90. 80. The
higher price was paid for q brown 4
year-old horse by the landlord Of the
Seven Stars Hotel, while three or four
OF the others were purchased by gentle-
men from this city and vicinity. He
Will have another sale In three weeks
from the above date.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21

Tho following games were play ed
yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Chi.
cago, s.
Observation-Disclosures, z; Detroit,
IL.
Boston-Boston, s; indianapolis, z.
New York-New York, 10; Pitts
burg, 8.
Oleveland--Cleveland, 8; Athletic, 10.
St. Lonis-St. Louis, Is; Brooklyn, 8.
Lonisvllle-Lcuisville, 8; Metropoli.
tan, .. Twelve innings.
acknowledgements, 6; Baltimore,
16.
Altoona-Altoous, z; Allentown, 12.
Bradford-Bradford,3 3; Wilkes barre, 8.
Williamsport-.Williamsport,s;scra 8 ;scran.
ton,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21

All rnen Of good moral character, be.
tween the sses Of IL n1d So years, whc
Sish to couuec themselves with s. Gcst.
class secret beneficial organization, art
respectfully iueitsd to at,eud tte open
meatirg OF Liberty Oonalave, No. 8
Heptascpbs or D. W. NJ , which will
be held III the Harkness Building at {
O'Clock this evening, and hear the oh
iects, aims and purposes OF lhia o:del
explailai by Past Arehon 3. f. Jack
son, Of Friendship Concaye, NJ. /.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
Frien div FrieDHa

The supreme officers OF the Supreme
Council, United Friends of America,
visited the Grand Council OF Delaware
In their hall in the McClary building,
on Wednesday evening. A social time
OF speech making of q felicitous charao-
ter was INDUCED In by visited and
visitors. After the addresses a splendid
collation. wa9 served, sni Mrs. Kate 8
Britton, of Penusy ivania, and Jacob
Hates, OF this city, were presented with
large oapts orranented with their
names and tho title Of tho Offices they
held. After the presentation ice cream
aud cake were again served.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-21
tE/ ANE ER'S XIII GRAND C,,MHJN
w atiIn horse sale at wilmington, Dsl
WEDNESDAY, May rs, 1887,
at IL o'clock, q. m.

Gntries VIII close May 20,
POSITIONS II sale will be given hor.
aos as they are entered, This viii I'm
give those who enter carly choice OF piace.
,. owing to the entries remaining open nntu
within ~ hours Of sale, 1t will be imnnssihia
to have catalogues printed i'm time n yna =,
put they Will be ready by day Of sale. and IN
pace OF mailing, will advertise in phiiadei.
phla Ledger and othor daiIies the dav no.
fore, a list OF some OF tho horses To he soId
we nave already number of fine horses
entered, which fs a guarantee that tho an Ia
WIN mold Its own with any we have had
Onr facilities for showing horses rs NOT ex
celled by any one. No postponemont on sc
count of the weather w ao
Special'-Will sell at this sale n lot a,
horsos and mules belonging to L.obdeIi 10, ,
wheel o., which Will be absolutely sold
OWING to the completion OF the canal To tbaI,,
works, they have no further use for them
th.s VIII be q rare chan CO to secure soma
teams for heavy work. 0oae
W. Y. WARNER, Wilmington. DsI
ID: r. 5. NlOAOLS, Broad ana Cherry.
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